EP0598130B1 - Appareil de distribution - Google Patents

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EP0598130B1
EP0598130B1 EP92918003A EP92918003A EP0598130B1 EP 0598130 B1 EP0598130 B1 EP 0598130B1 EP 92918003 A EP92918003 A EP 92918003A EP 92918003 A EP92918003 A EP 92918003A EP 0598130 B1 EP0598130 B1 EP 0598130B1
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Michio Mitsubishi Denki Kabushiki Kaisha Sakai
Ryouzou Mitsubishi Denki Kabushiki Kaisha Hosoya
Nobuyuki Mitsubishi Denki Kabushiki Kaisha Orito
Minoru Mitsubishi Denki Kabushiki Kaisha Nakahata
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    • H—ELECTRICITY
    • H02—GENERATION; CONVERSION OR DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRIC POWER
    • H02B—BOARDS, SUBSTATIONS OR SWITCHING ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE SUPPLY OR DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRIC POWER
    • H02B7/00—Enclosed substations, e.g. compact substations
    • H—ELECTRICITY
    • H02—GENERATION; CONVERSION OR DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRIC POWER
    • H02B—BOARDS, SUBSTATIONS OR SWITCHING ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE SUPPLY OR DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRIC POWER
    • H02B1/00—Frameworks, boards, panels, desks, casings; Details of substations or switching arrangements
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  • the present invention relates to a distribution system for use in a building, factory, or the like.
  • Fig. 11 shows a conventional distribution system at a building.
  • 1 denotes a building.
  • 2 denotes a receiver switching apparatus installed in an electric room on the basement of the building 1.
  • 3 denotes a circuit breaker.
  • 4 denotes a high-tension bus.
  • 5 denotes circuit breakers.
  • 6 denotes transformers.
  • 7 denotes molded-case circuit breakers associated with loads.
  • 8 denotes cables to be connected to the loads.
  • the receiver switching apparatus 2 places received power on the high-tension bus via the circuit breakers 3.
  • Branch circuit breakers associated with loads in the building 1 are connected over the high-tension bus 4.
  • Power is fed to the loads via the transformers 6 and molded-case circuit breakers 7.
  • These equipments are usually installed in a main electric room on the basement. In a large-scale building, the equipments are installed in a sub-electric room, which receives power from the main electric room, on each floor. From the electric rooms, cables are laid radially toward loads.
  • DE-A-37 43 028 describes a load switch system which comprises a plurality of branch distribution lines to be connected to distributed loads via load switches and transformers contained in network stations, said network stations further comprise first and second main distribution line switches in which first terminals of said main distribution line switches are coupled with each other, said first and second main distribution line switches further comprise a branch junction to be coupled with said branch distribution line and with said first terminals of said first and second main distribution line switches, and first and second junctions to be coupled with second terminals of said first and second main distribution line switches, respectively; and main distribution lines that emerge from a receiver switching apparatus toward the loads and connect said first and second main distribution line switches in such a manner that said first and second main distribution line switches are alternately concatenated in series and such that a loop is formed.
  • FR-A-2 530 881 describes an electrical station which comprises a plurality of branch distribution lines to be connected to distributed loads via transformers; first and second main distribution line switches in which first terminals of said main distribution line switches are coupled with each other, said first and second main distribution line switches further comprise a branch junction to be coupled with said branch distribution line and with said first terminals of said first and second main distribution line switches, and first and second junctions to be coupled with second terminals of said first and second main distribution line switches, respectively; a first main distribution line that emerges from a receiver switching apparatus toward the loads and concatenates said first junctions of said branch unit sequentially; and a second main distribution line that emerges from said receiver switching apparatus toward the loads and concatenates said second junctions of said branch units sequentially.
  • a conventional distributor has the aforesaid configuration that cables are laid radially from an electric room to loads. A lot of cables are therefore required, many man-hours are needed for cable connection, and eventually the construction costs high. Furthermore, it takes much time to complete the construction.
  • a conventional loop distribution facility has problems concerning safety and handling efficiency.
  • An object of the present invention is to provide a distributor that can easily be put into operation with a simple configuration. Another object of the present invention is to provide high-safety distribution equipment for a distributor. Yet another object of the present invention is to provide a distributor permitting uninterrupted power feed with high reliability.
  • Fig. 1 shows a distribution system in a building according to a first embodiment of the present invention.
  • 1 denotes a building.
  • la denotes a cable shaft extending vertically within the building 1.
  • 2 denotes a receiver switching apparatus installed in an electric room on the basement of the building 1.
  • 6 denotes transformers.
  • 7 denotes molded-case circuit breakers associated to loads.
  • 8 denotes cables leading to the loads.
  • 9 and 10 denote main distribution lines which are emerging from the receiver switching apparatus 2 and laid within the cable shaft 1a.
  • 11 and 12 denote main distribution line switches that are connected in series with one another on the main distribution lines 9 and 10 and installed across respective branch points.
  • 11 denotes first switches, while 12 denotes second switches.
  • 13 denotes branch units containing the main distribution line switches 11 and 12.
  • 14 denotes branch distribution lines extending from the branch units 13.
  • 15 denotes load switches connected on the branch distribution lines 14.
  • 16 denotes power packages each containing a transformer 6 and one of the load switches 15.
  • the molded-case circuit breakers 7 are included in the power packages 6.
  • the molded-case circuit breakers 7 may be installed outside the power packages 16.
  • Fig. 2 is a schematic diagram showing the appearances of a branch unit 13 and a power package 16, and the cable connection.
  • 1b denotes a partitioning member for partitioning the inside of the cable shaft up and down.
  • 1c denotes a through hole bored on the partitioning member 1b.
  • 1d denotes a through hole bored on the side wall of the cable shaft 1a.
  • 13a and 13b are junctions between main distribution switches 11 and 12, and main distribution lines. 13c denotes a junction with a branch distribution line 14.
  • Fig. 3 is a cross-sectional diagram viewing the branch unit 13 in Fig. 2 in the A-A direction.
  • Fig. 4 is a cross-sectional diagram viewing Fig. 3 in the B-B direction.
  • 11 and 12 denote main distribution switches placed in parallel with each other beneath the branch unit 13 with the junctions 13a and 13b facing up.
  • three phase switching devices 11a or 12a are installed in the depth direction of the main distribution line switch 11 or 12.
  • 17 denotes a branch, which has the same appearance as those of the main distribution switches 11 and 12.
  • the branch 17 has a junction 13c at one end thereof.
  • the junction 13c is coupled with a common junction of the main distribution switches 11 and 12 within the branch 17.
  • 12a denotes an operating mechanism for the main distribution line switch 12.
  • 13d denotes a housing for the branch unit, shielding the junctions 13a to 13c.
  • 13e denotes a front door of a branch unit, in the upper part of which a display unit 13f is mounted to enable observation from outside.
  • 13g denotes cable supports for supporting main distribution lines 9 and a branch distribution line 14.
  • Fig. 5 is a partial cross-sectional diagram viewing the power package 16 in Fig. 2 in the C-C direction.
  • Fig. 6 shows the left side of Fig. 5.
  • a gas-insulated transformer is adopted as a transformer 6.
  • 18 and 19 denote bushings placed on the top of the transformer 6.
  • 18 denotes a supply bushing, while 19 denotes a load bushing.
  • 20 denotes a distribution board that accommodates a molded-case circuit breaker 7 connected to a load and adjoins the side of the transformer 6.
  • 21 denotes a bus linking a terminal 19a of the bushing 19 with the distribution board 20.
  • 22a denotes a closed cover for shielding the bushing 19 on the top of the transformer 6 and the top and side of the bus.
  • Switching devices 15b operated by a means, which is not shown, are located in a sealed container 15a and fixed to the sealed container 15a via a bushing 15c.
  • the switching sections 15b number three (for three phases) and line up in the depth direction in Fig. 5.
  • 15d denotes a contact supported by a conductor 15e.
  • the contact 15d is coupled with an end of a bushing terminal 18a (contact conductor) so as to be freely decoupled therefrom.
  • the conductor 15e is supported via an insulator 15h by a supporting member 15g that is fixed to the sealed container 15a.
  • Ones of the ends of the switching devices 15b are connected to one of the ends of the conductor 15e via flexible conductors 15k.
  • the sealed container 15a is filled with insulation gas such as SF 6 gas.
  • the coupling flange 6a denotes a coupling flange that surrounds annularly the side circumference of the bushing 18a and is attached to the top of the transformer 6 airtightly.
  • the coupling flange 6a is coupled with the sealed container 15a having an opening on the bottom.
  • the closed cover 22a and sealed container 15a are separate members.
  • the final assembly or the combination of the closed cover 22a and sealed container 15a constitutes a closed housing 22.
  • the main distribution lines 9 and 10 emerging from the receiver switching apparatus 2 ascend within the cable shaft 1a, and alternately couple the main distribution line switches 11 and 12, which are located in the branch units 13, in series with one another.
  • the main distribution lines 9 and 10 are linked with each other on the uppermost floor, thus forming a loop.
  • a distributor is operated in such a state that any one of the switches 11 and 12 in the loop is broken to create an open loop. This is intended to simplify the locating of a point of any accident if happens. For instance, when the distributor is operated with the switch 12 at a point D on the uppermost floor broken, power supply to loads on the uppermost floor is achieved over the main distribution line 9 via the branch distribution lines 14, switches 15, transformers 6, molded-case circuit breakers 7, and cables 8.
  • a switch 15 associated with the load To stop the power supply to a load, a switch 15 associated with the load must be broken.
  • the main distribution switches 11 and 12 directly connected to the power package 6 are broken.
  • the switches 11 and 12 for the branch unit 13 connected across the branch unit 13 are broken to stop the power supply to the branch unit 13. Inspection, repair, or replacement can then be carried out.
  • switches 11 and 12 and junctions 13a, 13b, and 13c which are prone to a fire, are shielded with a housing. An accident is therefore unlikely to expand, and high safety is ensured.
  • the main distribution line switches 11 and 12 are placed in the lower part of each branch unit 13 with their junctions facing up, so that main distribution lines 9 and 10 or a branch distribution line 14 can be pulled in from above the branch unit 13 and then connected.
  • This structure allows an operator to carry out cable connection at the height of his/her chest. The connection work is therefore easy to do.
  • the installation area can be diminished.
  • branch units 13 can be installed in a cable shaft. This means that a loop configuration can be realized within a limited installation area.
  • a closed housing 22 is placed on a transformer 6.
  • a switch 15 is installed in the closed housing 22.
  • a distribution board is placed adjacently to the side of the transformer 6. Consequently, the installation area for a power package 16 diminishes.
  • the upper part of a load bushing 19 on the top of the transformer 6 may be used as a distribution board. This further diminishes the installation area for the power package 16.
  • a gas-insulated transformer is adopted as the transformer 6, with the capacity unchanged. the transformer 6 can be constructed more compactly than a conventional oil-filled transformer or a molded transformer. Furthermore, since the number of combustible materials is limited, safety improves.
  • a sealed container 15a for a switch 15 is filled with SF 6 gas.
  • the insulation performance therefore improves.
  • the switch becomes unsusceptible to external environmental factors such as pollution, and offers long-term reliability.
  • a contact 15d is used for the junction of the switch 15 with a transformer 6, which obviates bolting or unbolting for connection. This results in quick and simple mounting or dismounting of the switch 15.
  • Fig. 7 partly shows a side cross section of another embodiment of a power package 16.
  • a closed housing 22 for shielding supply and load bushings 18 and 19 is mounted on the top of a transformer 6.
  • a switch 15 has moving wheels 15n. The switch 15 can therefore be pulled out sideways in Fig. 7.
  • the tips of the terminals of the switch 15 are provided with contacts 15d, and thus can be coupled with or decoupled from bushing terminals 18a and 15m.
  • the closed housing 22 shields the switch 15 and a bus 21 as a whole.
  • the supply and load bushings 18 and 19 are separated by a grounded metallic partition 22b.
  • the inside of the closed housing 22 is divided into a room for the switch 15 and a room for the bus 21 by the ground metallic partition 22b.
  • a short circuit or other failure in the room for the bus 21 will not affect the supply terminal.
  • the load terminal is isolated by the ground metallic partition 22b, there is no fear that the load terminal is disturbed by the supply terminal serving as a charger.
  • safety is ensured.
  • the contacts 15d at the tips of the terminals are coupled with or decoupled from the bushing terminals 15m and 18a, respectively. Mounting or dismounting of the switch 15 is therefore very easy to do. This means that the time of a power stoppage for replacement is very short.
  • the closed housing 22 is shared by the supply terminal and the load terminal, and partitioned by installing the ground metallic partition 22b.
  • the closed housing 22 may be made up of respective housings for the supply and load terminals, which also provides the same advantages as that in the aforesaid embodiment.
  • Fig. 8 is a cross-sectional diagram showing part of yet another embodiment of a power package 16.
  • a bushing 15 is projecting laterally and coupled with a branch distribution line 14. This arrangement lessens the required height of the power package 16.
  • Figs. 9 and 10 show a distribution system, and a branch unit and a power package in yet another embodiment.
  • a main distribution line 9 ascends within a cable shaft la and leads to switches 11 in branch units 13 via branch lines 9a branching out from T points on the main distribution line 9.
  • a main distribution line 10 ascends within the cable shaft la and leads to switches 12 in the branch units 13 via branch lines 10a branching out from T points on the main distribution line 10.
  • Equipments connected to the load terminal beyond each of the branch units 13 are identical to those shown in Figs. 1 and 2.
  • the branch units 13 are connected on both the main distribution lines 9 and 10.
  • either the switches 11 or 12 are broken, and power is fed through the other switches. If either of the main distribution lines 9 and 10 fails, the other main distribution line, which has not failed, is activated so as to feed power uninterruptedly. If any of power packages 16 fails, both the switches 11 and 12 in the power package concerned are broken. This enables safe inspection or replacement without causing power stoppages in the other power packages.
  • a closed housing different from the one forming a bus room is provided as a switch room.
  • the closed housing forming the switch room is realized with a gas-insulated container.
  • the inside of a closed housing is divided into a switch room and a bus room using a ground metallic partition.
  • a closed housing that is of the same kind as and independent of the one forming a bus room may be used as a switch room.
  • a distributor As described above, in a distributor according to the present invention, multiple switches are connected in series with one another on main distribution lines emerging from a receiver switching apparatus, thus forming a trunk.
  • a branch line is extending from a junction between each pair of adjoining switches into each of distributed loads via a switch and a transformer. The number of cables decreases and the man-hours required for cable connection lessens. This results in a distributor capable of being put into operation easily.
  • Each pair of switches is formed as a single branch unit.
  • the branch units are connected in series with one another on main distribution lines emerging from a receiver switching apparatus, thus forming a trunk.
  • Power packages in each of which another switch and a transformer are connected in series with each other, are connected to the branch units, and leading brand lines to loads. This results in a distributor capable of being put into operation easily.
  • Branch units are installed in a cable shaft, and concatenated over main distribution lines. This results in a distributor capable of being installed in a limited space.
  • Each branch unit consists of first and second main distribution switches and a housing for shielding the switches. This results in compact distributor.
  • Each branch unit includes at least first and second main distribution switches and a housing for shielding the switches.
  • the switches are located in the lower part of the housing with the junctions facing up.
  • a branch line and main distribution lines are taken in from above the housing. This results in a distributor that requires a limited installation area and simplifies installation work.
  • a supply bushing and a load bushing are arranged on the top of a transformer in each power package, and shielded with closed housings.
  • a switch is installed in the closed housing for the supply bushing, and a distribution board is placed by the side of the transformer. This results in a compact distributor.
  • a supply bushing and a load bushing are arranged on the top of a transformer.
  • two independent closed housings are mounted on the top of the transformer.
  • One of the closed housings serves as a switch room for storing a switch directly coupled with a conductor penetrating through the supply bushing.
  • the other closed housing serves as a bus room in which a bus connected to a conductor penetrating through the load bushing is laid. This results in a safe distributor.
  • a gas-insulated transformer is adopted as a transformer in each power package, which contributes to materialization of a compact distributor.
  • each switch room A gas-insulated container filled with insulation gas is adopted as each switch room, which provides a distributor capable of providing long-term reliability for each switch room.
  • Each junction between a switch and a transformer is composed of a contact and a contact conductor that can be freely coupled with or decoupled from the contact. This results in a distributor permitting easy maintenance.
  • load switches are connected to multiple branch points on first and second main distribution lines emerging from a receiver switching apparatus.
  • the load terminals of each pair of load switches connected on the first and second main distribution lines are coupled with each other as a common from which a branch line extends to each load via a switch and a transformer.
  • Each pair of switches is formed as a single branch unit.
  • the branch units are connected in series with one another on main distribution lines emerging from a receiver switching apparatus, thus forming a trunk.
  • Power packages in each of which another switch and a transformer are connected in series with each other, are connected to the branch units and leading branch lines to loads. This results in a distributor capable of feeding power uninterruptedly with high reliability and being put into operation with a simple configuration.

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  1. Système de distribution d'énergie, comprenant:
    un dispositif de commutation de récepteurs (2);
    un certain nombre de lignes de distribution de branchement (14) à relier à des charges distribuées par l'intermédiaire de boítiers d'alimentation (16) ayant chacun un commutateur de charge (15) et un transformateur (6);
    des unités de branchement (13) ayant chacune des premier et second commutateurs de ligne de distribution principale (11,12) dans lesquelles des premières bornes desdits commutateurs de ligne de distribution principale (11,12) sont couplées les unes aux autres, une jonction de branchement (13c) à coupler à ladite ligne de distribution de branchement (14) et auxdites premières bornes desdits premier et second commutateurs de ligne de distribution principale (11,12), et des première et seconde jonctions (13a,13b) à coupler à des secondes bornes respectivement desdits premier et second commutateurs de ligne de distribution principale; et
    des lignes de distribution principale (9, 10) qui émergent dudit dispositif de commutation de récepteurs (2) vers les charges et relient lesdites première et seconde jonctions (13a, 13b) desdites unités de branchement (13) de telle manière que lesdits premier et second commutateurs de ligne de distribution principale (11,12) desdites unités de branchement (13) sont liés alternativement en série de telle sorte qu'une boucle est formée, où
    lesdites unités de branchement (13) et lesdites lignes de distribution principale (9,10) sont installées dans un axe de câble (1a).
  2. Système de distribution d'énergie, comprenant:
    un dispositif de commutation de récepteurs (2);
    un certain nombre de lignes de distribution de branchement (14) à relier à des charges distribuées par l'intermédiaire de boítiers d'alimentation (16) ayant chacun un commutateur de charge (15) et un transformateur (6);
    des unités de branchement (13) ayant chacune des premier et second commutateurs de ligne de distribution principale (11,12) dans lesquelles des premières bornes desdits commutateurs de ligne de distribution principal (11,12) sont couplées les unes aux autres, une jonction de branchement (13c) à coupler à ladite ligne de distribution de branchement (14) et auxdites premières bornes desdits premier et second commutateur de ligne de distribution principale (11,12), et des première et seconde jonctions (13a,13b) à coupler à des secondes bornes respectivement desdits premier et second commutateurs de ligne de distribution principale; et
    une première ligne de distribution principale (9) qui émerge dudit dispositif de commutation de récepteurs (2) vers les charges et relie séquentiellement lesdites premières jonctions (13a) desdites unités de branchement (13); et
    une seconde ligne de distribution principale (10) qui émerge dudit dispositif de commutation de récepteur (2) vers les charges et relie séquentiellement lesdites secondes jonctions (13b) desdites unités de branchement (13), où
    lesdites unités de branchement (13) et lesdites lignes de distribution principale (9,10) sont installées dans un axe de câble (1a).
  3. Système de distribution d'énergie selon la revendication 1 ou 2, caractérisé en ce que chacune des unités de branchement précitées (13) a un boítier (13d) pour protéger les commutateurs de ligne de distribution principale précités (11,12).
  4. Système de distribution d'énergie selon la revendication 3, caractérisé en ce que
    les commutateurs de ligne de distribution principale précités (11,12) sont situés dans la partie inférieure du boítier précité (13d) avec les première et seconde jonctions précitées (13a,13b) faisant face; et
    la ligne de distribution de branchement précitée (14) et les lignes de distribution principale précitée (9, 10) sont rentrées à partir dudit boítier (13d).
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EP0822632B1 (fr) 2002-01-16
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